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Paleolithic Era page 2

  1.  
    What is a “Hunter-gatherer?
    A. a person who survives by hunting animals for food and foraging plants. B. a person who survives by hunting animals for food. C. a person who survives by only search and eating plants.
  2.  
    Era
    A. is a long distant time in the past. B. is a long distant time in the future. C. is an unknown time period.
  3.  
    What advantages humans have over animals?
    A. Language, Wolves, Stones and Tools B. Language, Tools, Wood and Foraging. C. Language, Fire, Dogs and Tools
  4.  
    Knapping is
    A. chipping off parts of one stone with another in order to make tools. B. washing off parts of one stone with another in order to make tools. C. making your bed tidy, so you can sleep comfortably.
  5.  
    What was weather like for Paleolithic people? What did they wear?
  6.  
    What tools did Paleolithic people learn to use? If you could give them on tool to help make their lives easier, what would that be? Explain.
  7.  
    What animals did the Paleolithic people make friends with and how did this animal help them?
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Paleolithic Era page 2 (Answer Key)

  1.  
    What is a “Hunter-gatherer?
    A. a person who survives by hunting animals for food and foraging plants. B. a person who survives by hunting animals for food. C. a person who survives by only search and eating plants.
  2.  
    Era
    A. is a long distant time in the past. B. is a long distant time in the future. C. is an unknown time period.
  3.  
    What advantages humans have over animals?
    A. Language, Wolves, Stones and Tools B. Language, Tools, Wood and Foraging. C. Language, Fire, Dogs and Tools
  4.  
    Knapping is
    A. chipping off parts of one stone with another in order to make tools. B. washing off parts of one stone with another in order to make tools. C. making your bed tidy, so you can sleep comfortably.
  5.  
    What was weather like for Paleolithic people? What did they wear?
  6.  
    What tools did Paleolithic people learn to use? If you could give them on tool to help make their lives easier, what would that be? Explain.
  7.  
    What animals did the Paleolithic people make friends with and how did this animal help them?

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